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DLC → TOY
Which side of the plane to sit from Zhoushuizi Airport (Dalian) to Toyama Airport (Toyama)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers superior views of the South Korean landscape and the dramatic snow-capped Japanese Alps during the descent into Toyama.
Yellow Sea Archipelagos
Numerous small islands scattered off the western coast of South Korea.
Sobaek Mountains
Rolling mountain ranges in central South Korea offering high-altitude scenery.
East Korean Coast
Views of industrial hubs like Pohang and Ulsan as the plane leaves the peninsula.
Hida Mountains (Northern Alps)
Stunning views of Japan's premier mountain range, often covered in snow during winter and spring.
Toyama Plain
Lush rice fields and the urban center of Toyama as the flight lines up for the runway.
The right side is the clear winner for mountain lovers. The approach to Toyama Airport is famous for the 'Tateyama Mountain Range' backdrop. In winter, the Japanese Alps are exceptionally beautiful. For sunset flights, the right side catches the warm glow over the Sea of Japan.
Dalian Bay
Aerial view of the busy port and the curving coastline of the Liaodong Peninsula upon takeoff.
Seoul Metropolitan Area
Distant views of the sprawling South Korean capital and the Han River to the north.
Taebaek Mountains
The rugged spine of the Korean Peninsula featuring steep ridges and deep valleys.
Noto Peninsula
The distinctively shaped peninsula of Ishikawa Prefecture extending into the Sea of Japan.
Toyama Bay
A deep-water bay known for its rich marine life and unique mirages.
Sit on the left if you prefer coastal geography and want to see the Noto Peninsula. Morning flights provide excellent lighting for the Korean landscape. During descent, look north for the Toyama Bay coastline.
Distance: 1,397 km (868 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 52 min
Departure: DLC (38.9656982421875, 121.53900146484376)
Arrival: TOY (36.64830017089844, 137.18800354003906)
Route Type: International
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